Important but tiny and overlooked fish, rapidly spinning black holes, ancient human migration, and the benefits of not staring at your phone.
SoT 336: Text Neck
- July 17, 2019
- Tagged as: black holes, cosmology, dogs, evolution, media, mobile phones, science reporting
Those puppy-dog eyes evolved specially for you, the widely accepted theory of supermassive black hole formation could be wrong, and you’re not growing horns because of your phone.
A universal cancer vaccine, a old giant sponge, mobile phones and rat cancer, and stopping Zika with condoms!
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SoT 10: Bee Sceptical
- May 26, 2011
- Tagged as: Albert Einstein, astronomy, bees, Dr Who, exoplanets, malaria, mobile phones, relativity
Rogue planets without stars The galaxy may swarm with billions of wandering planets.